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From Twink to Bear: How a Reddit User Gained 33Lbs in 28 Months

Follow the weight journey of Reddit user yellowkleptic, as he goes from 135lbs to 168lbs in just over two years, and learns to embrace his new 'bear' physique.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A before and after photo of a 5'10" male showing a weight bulk from 135 pounds to 168 pounds. A total gain of 33 pounds.
M/29/5'10" [135lbs > 168lbs = 33lbs] (28 months) Reject the twink, become the bear 🐻
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Yellowkleptic, a 29-year-old male standing at 5'10", began his weight gain journey at a starting weight of 135lbs. Over the course of 28 months, he gained an impressive 33lbs to reach a final weight of 168lbs, and shared his progress with the internet via a popular Reddit post.

The Journey

Yellowkleptic's journey was filled with ups and downs, including a knee injury that set him back several months. He also struggled with self-image and body dysmorphia, feeling like a 'twink' in a world of 'bears'. However, he persevered and found success with consistent weight training and a high-calorie diet.

The Results

Yellowkleptic's progress photos speak for themselves - he went from a slim and toned physique to a muscular and confident 'bear' body. Beyond just the physical changes, he also reported feeling stronger and more capable in his daily activities. He credits his success to the support of friends and family, as well as his own determination.

Lessons Learned

Through his weight gain journey, yellowkleptic learned important lessons about patience, consistency, and self-love. He encourages others to focus on their own progress and not compare themselves to others. He also advises that the process of gaining weight and building muscle takes time, but the results are worth it.

Conclusion

Yellowkleptic's weight gain journey serves as an inspiration to anyone looking to improve their body and health. While everyone's journey will be different, the key to success is consistent effort and a positive mindset. Remember, it's not about being a 'twink' or a 'bear', but about being the best version of yourself.

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Madeleine Smith

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.